@MDS1958 jes he was ;-) it was a gift from greeny green gave it 2 gary begous peter Quit fleedwood mac peter was moore,s guitar teacher back in the days;-)
I get annoyed with him being referred to as a blues player. His fault though. Really, he reinvented himself as such in about 1990 and it was his most successful period. I still prefer his insane overplaying. God, that tone and feel made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Loved his voice too.
Totally in agreement. It was the scary shred-meister of the seventies and early 80s that I loved, because he always totally owned the *tune* underneath while he freaked out. He never really had the sensibilities of a true blues player, but was up there with the true, true greats of rock. I will miss him.
@riffolaman - I agree. I was blown away by his work with Colosseum ll as it was far more sophisticated than most stuff out at the time. To me. this was his best work.
I liked Thin Lizzy well enough but was never very charitable about Moore's calling himself a blues guitarist in his solo career; but oh, my freakin' word, this stuff is the shizznit. I just learned about this band this very day. Moore gave guys like Jeff Beck and Al DiMeola a run for their money in this band.
OMFG.. where did you get this , this is gold dust!!!!! Do you have the rest of the performance????..One other question.... Is this off of the , or copy of, the master VT.. coz I know that if you had this off the TV it would have ended at the fade to black?
OMFG.. where did you get this , this is gold dust!!!!! Do you have the rest of the performance????..One other question.... Is this off of the , or copy of, the master VT.. coz I know that if you had this off the TV it would have ended at the fade to black?
One of my fave 70's bands. I saw this on telly. Electric Savage and Wardance were great albums, loads of energy, inventive, listenable and singable too. Not a sequencer in sight for Don, brilliant playing.
Four very talented musicians giving it their all ! A very under-rated band, and it's a great shame they went unnoticed at a time when punk dominated the scene. The two albums Wardance and Electric Savage sound fantastic even now. Love it!
Thanks for this great post !!!!!!!! Awesome cut from 'Electris Savage'. Love Airey's solo ! GM too !!! Look for the 2 of them together in Gary's band (any "Still Got the Blues" vids, for instance). Thanks again ! Peace:-)
Great technique aside, I always loved Gary Moore for his soulfulness, you can really see that he puts his heart into every note. I still have the original 3 vinyl LPs from this group and as soon as they were available I got them on CD and they are still on my mp3 player... Two other great bands of the same era I'd recommend, if you're not familiar with them already, are Camel from England and Focus from Holland (Although slightly more prog-rock than jazz-rock... Great stuff either way).
this great bands of passed times throws the modern lully guitar mess like foo figthers etc in every corner that you can find.. a pity that you never hear this kind of music now this time
Don Airey and Gary Moore are masters of the music and great source of inspiration for many musicians. Don Airey y Gary Moore son maestros de la música y una gran fuente de inspiración para muchos músicos.
Remember watching this on BBC Sight & Sound. The vision was on TV & you could tune to FM stereo radio for the sound through your hi-fi. It was a great experiment at the time. Well before nicam stereo tv.
wow..gary moore so young
francescocastellani 6 months ago
FLY PELICAN, PELICAN FLYYYYYY!!!!!
MrDERRISSONISRAEL 8 months ago
ass kickin keyboard playing as well
diveplane 11 months ago
Was Gary playin' the Peter Green LP here? RIP brother.
MDS1958 11 months ago
@MDS1958 jes he was ;-) it was a gift from greeny green gave it 2 gary begous peter Quit fleedwood mac peter was moore,s guitar teacher back in the days;-)
poseidon26ful 8 months ago
I get annoyed with him being referred to as a blues player. His fault though. Really, he reinvented himself as such in about 1990 and it was his most successful period. I still prefer his insane overplaying. God, that tone and feel made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Loved his voice too.
riffolaman 11 months ago
@riffolaman
Totally in agreement. It was the scary shred-meister of the seventies and early 80s that I loved, because he always totally owned the *tune* underneath while he freaked out. He never really had the sensibilities of a true blues player, but was up there with the true, true greats of rock. I will miss him.
TheBitterWeed 11 months ago
@TheBitterWeed " had the sensibilities of a true blues player" go check out live in 2010 and come back to me
road2ruins 11 months ago
@road2ruins
How about you tell me why ?
TheBitterWeed 11 months ago
@TheBitterWeed Just listen to him playing "Have You Heard" live at The Ranleagh 2010, it speaks for itself.
road2ruins 11 months ago
@road2ruins Happy to mate. Don't get me wrong, I love the guy's playing, just consider him a rock-blues player. Will check that out.
TheBitterWeed 11 months ago
@road2ruins
OK. Just listened to his version of Albert King's "As the Years go Passing By".
He was a proper blueser when he wanted to be. My bad.
Rgds
TheBitterWeed 11 months ago
@riffolaman - I agree. I was blown away by his work with Colosseum ll as it was far more sophisticated than most stuff out at the time. To me. this was his best work.
MDS1958 8 months ago
@riffolaman Same here. Thankfullly he was referred to as a rock guitar legend and former member of Thin Lizzy in the media when he passed away.
inferno0666 8 months ago
God Bless you Gary!!!!!! Gracias por tu legado Maestro, los que amamos tu musica te llevamos en el corazón.
knightmidnight 11 months ago
Fantastic performance! R.I.P. Gary Moore, fantastic guitarist and great voice.
GoodGuitarSolos 11 months ago
We miss you already Gary! For me, this was him at his best as a jazz/rock master...along side Di meola, jeff Beck etc...masterful!!!
dsmusicuk 11 months ago
I liked Thin Lizzy well enough but was never very charitable about Moore's calling himself a blues guitarist in his solo career; but oh, my freakin' word, this stuff is the shizznit. I just learned about this band this very day. Moore gave guys like Jeff Beck and Al DiMeola a run for their money in this band.
wildthistle535 11 months ago
RIP GARY!! (is there a DVD of the entire concert?)
mattnashty 11 months ago
R.I.P. Gary Moore
mickyluvmail 11 months ago
Fuck Deep Purple, this is MUSIC!!
BrainStillLife 1 year ago
@BrainStillLife You seriously needed to insult Deep Purple? This song rocks but so does Deep Purple.
GoodGuitarSolos 11 months ago
You simply can't better this. So Don, Jon and Gary if you're looking then how about an encore? You've still got real fans out there!!
squizza28 1 year ago
No MIDI BS. No sequencer. This is a truly awe-inspiring performance.
Chriskkboongg 1 year ago
Wow Don has some chops! He must have loved playing here, most 'metal' bands didn't let him stretch out much.
Trillia750 1 year ago
these guys tear shit up, I can't believe Moore would leave a band this good to rejoin something like Thin Lizzy...
Adamboms 1 year ago
don airey look like a member of monty python. and he kick ass
Kakkapieru 1 year ago
Fantastic !!!!!!!
lilianis07 1 year ago
great performance on stage!
yaueue 1 year ago
OMFG.. where did you get this , this is gold dust!!!!! Do you have the rest of the performance????..One other question.... Is this off of the , or copy of, the master VT.. coz I know that if you had this off the TV it would have ended at the fade to black?
ian8305 1 year ago
OMFG.. where did you get this , this is gold dust!!!!! Do you have the rest of the performance????..One other question.... Is this off of the , or copy of, the master VT.. coz I know that if you had this off the TV it would have ended at the fade to black?
ian8305 1 year ago
Good stuff for DVD.
rockcup 1 year ago
Vanskelig sak......
egiltroa 1 year ago
Don Airy is ripping those keyboards a new one!
marshallman83 1 year ago
wow - listened to these guys for 35 years never saw one video til now
rockerbiff 1 year ago
Great quality thanks!
namfoodler 1 year ago
id have to say-my favourite jazz-rock band-i used to play their lp"s inside out!! and make sure all the lounge windows were open so all could hear!
MothershipOracle 1 year ago
Met John Mole once years ago at a gig in Bishop's Stortford, Really nice bloke, had a chat and he signed my colosseum II LP's. R.I.P John.
omegaspeed1979 1 year ago
Awesome!!!!
JeffKnight 1 year ago
Jon Hiseman, father of all progressive rock drumming!
0xym0r0nized 2 years ago
Gary playing Peter Green's les paul
porcupineplant 2 years ago
One of my fave 70's bands. I saw this on telly. Electric Savage and Wardance were great albums, loads of energy, inventive, listenable and singable too. Not a sequencer in sight for Don, brilliant playing.
xxxChrist 2 years ago
Thanx for posting this. A gem with true musicians....
886071 2 years ago
Four very talented musicians giving it their all ! A very under-rated band, and it's a great shame they went unnoticed at a time when punk dominated the scene. The two albums Wardance and Electric Savage sound fantastic even now. Love it!
squizza28 2 years ago 2
beautiful! scorching, indeed!
route37c 2 years ago
Gary Moore Gary Moore Gary Moore.....far better than in his later "world wide famous" - years..Certainly one of the best Rock-guitarists!
Tarabos1 2 years ago
This bassist must be the one and only Derek Smalls?
jazzmies 2 years ago
Bass player is John Mole(R.I.P.).He recorded,as well,the song on the studio album"Electric Savage".
Have a great day.
DELRELES
DELRELES 2 years ago
Don Airey is THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!
cajoudrey 2 years ago 10
Awesome!
Goatlord1970 2 years ago
anyone got a vid of War Dance?
Lachlanau 2 years ago
Great stuff. No wonder Airey is in Deep Purple now.
Efrasnel 2 years ago 2
how young was Don Airey!
twtrebla 2 years ago
My god, this is phantastic. Thanks for posting this. You made my day!
prinzbauer 2 years ago
One of my favorite songs from this line up. Great vid. =D
chiznetos12002 2 years ago 2
Thanx 4 the great vid!!
RimShot1310 2 years ago
Thanks for this great post !!!!!!!! Awesome cut from 'Electris Savage'. Love Airey's solo ! GM too !!! Look for the 2 of them together in Gary's band (any "Still Got the Blues" vids, for instance). Thanks again ! Peace:-)
binnyman 3 years ago 2
Madddaaaaaaaaiii!
Ero quasi convinto di essere l'unico a ricordarsi di questo grandissimo gruppo. Da ragazzo suonavo questo brano con il mio gruppo, brividi!
aliahrocks 3 years ago
Great technique aside, I always loved Gary Moore for his soulfulness, you can really see that he puts his heart into every note. I still have the original 3 vinyl LPs from this group and as soon as they were available I got them on CD and they are still on my mp3 player... Two other great bands of the same era I'd recommend, if you're not familiar with them already, are Camel from England and Focus from Holland (Although slightly more prog-rock than jazz-rock... Great stuff either way).
jreichbart 3 years ago 2
OMG I NEED MOORE Love this vid soooo much thankyouuuuuuuuu. xxxxxxxxx
GARYMOORElover 3 years ago
COOL VIDEO COLOSSEUM II RARE
programatrilhadorock 3 years ago
hopefully there will be a groups who stops with playing or demolish the smoke-installation!!! Stupid people who love smoke on the floor!
Rockertje1975 3 years ago
good number but the ugly smoke on the floor makes the clip badder! Why do make people it, does it make the music better? NO, so why doing it?
Rockertje1975 3 years ago
this great bands of passed times throws the modern lully guitar mess like foo figthers etc in every corner that you can find.. a pity that you never hear this kind of music now this time
vanbliepenstein 3 years ago
Don Airey and Gary Moore are masters of the music and great source of inspiration for many musicians. Don Airey y Gary Moore son maestros de la música y una gran fuente de inspiración para muchos músicos.
knightmidnight 3 years ago
DON AIREY
Minimoog, ARP Odissey, Solina String Ensemble, Rhodes Electric Piano, Crumar Organizer
DominikMueller 3 years ago
Remember watching this on BBC Sight & Sound. The vision was on TV & you could tune to FM stereo radio for the sound through your hi-fi. It was a great experiment at the time. Well before nicam stereo tv.
alanbradley69 3 years ago
if anybody has a live version of dark side of the moog, please post! best song ever
Qurats 3 years ago
More please!
jerrikj 3 years ago
is this any relation to colosseum with Glen hues?
mmorrison69 4 years ago
colosseum 2 great band
down to you the best song forever
excudebat 4 years ago
true analogue sounds!
hansdnb 4 years ago
Don Airey is my favorite keyboardist! And Colosseum II is one of my favorites bands in the world of rock! Thank you so much, Dirdami!!!
Chipi64 4 years ago 2
Great stuff..Thanks
adewolf 4 years ago
mamma mia! bellissimo! great jon hiseman!
metallino3 4 years ago
Excelent video !
Thank You so much 'dirdami' !
ritchierod 4 years ago